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In July 2006, Mint Properties opened an office in the Mission Creek Plaza on Santa Maria Way. Tni’s stated aim is to offer the highest quality representation and professional service to her clients. Independence affords her the ability to avoid a volume driven approach; the result is prompt, reliable, individualized service coupled with straightforward advice. Indeed, she brings the same level of professionalism to real estate as she did to the law.
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What Should I Say In My Short Sale Hardship Letter?
As a Santa Maria short sale agent, this is probably the most common question I’m asked by potential short sale sellers. It can easily become the “never-ending term paper,” you know, the one you never start writing? Short sale sellers tend to put off and put off writing their hardship letter. It is a bit different than a loan modification hardship letter, where the purpose is to indicate that you have it hard but you can still afford to stay in the home if your lender makes a few changes to your loan.
Buying a Short Sale with a VA Loan in Lompoc, CA
Are you a military veteran looking to buy a short sale home with a VA loan in the Lompoc, CA area? Short sales can be excellent bargains, and they also offer some relief to the VA buyer who may be experiencing difficulty purchasing a bank owned or REO listing in the competitive Lompoc foreclosure market. The first thing to keep in mind when buying a short sale property is that there are a lot of contingencies involved, and using VA financing can add to those contingencies. So, some short sale agents will advise their client to take a conventional, cash, or FHA offer before a VA offer because they view those loans as easier.
